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Nick Carter was the heartthrob behind one of the biggest love songs of the '90s—until addiction, lawsuits, and years of controversy changed everything. Let's look back at his rise, the scandals, and what happened next.

Whitney Houston was one of the greatest voices in music history-best known for "I Will Always Love You" —until addiction and personal struggles overshadowed her legendary career. Let's look back at her rise, her voice, and everything that followed.

Sharleen Spiteri was the iconic voice of Texas who helped define 1990s pop-rock-until anxiety, the pressures of fame, and years of public scrutiny became an important part of her story. Let's look back at her rise, fame, and everything that followed.

Hilary Duff became a global teen icon with Lizzie McGuire-until growing fame, public scrutiny, and teen stardom shaped her career. Let's look back at her rise, her peak, and everything that followed.

Toni Braxton was the legendary R&B star who dominated the 1990s with "Un-Break My Heart"-until bankruptcy filings, lupus, and years of personal struggles reshaped her life and legacy. Let's look back at her rise, fame, and everything that followed.

Anita Ward was the disco star who lit up the charts with "Ring My Bell"-until a devastating car accident left her seriously injured and altered the trajectory of her life and career. Let's look back at her rise, fame, and everything that followed.

Hicks rose to fame after winning American Idol with "Do I Make You Proud," but industry direction and shifting trends limited his mainstream longevity.

Lauryn Hill was the groundbreaking voice who changed hip-hop and R&B forever—until legal troubles, industry conflicts, and years away from the spotlight derailed her career. Let' s look back at her rise, the controversy, and everything that followed.